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Bun bo Hue (beef noodle) is a noodle soup from Hue, Vietnam's old capital, and it is regarded as one of the city's most well-known dishes.
The Hue style encompasses not only elegant, refined, and precise food, but also the processor's attitude. People may readily discover "bun bo Hue" when they arrive in Hue in the morning or afternoon and go through the small streets. Someone must choose the correct address and flavor preference.
Beef and pork are the main ingredients in "bun bo Hue." Pork would be taken from the elbow down to the pig's feet, whereas beef is carefully selected. Then wash them, shave the pork, and boil them for about half an hour. They next smash the lemongrass and place it in the boiling water. In order to generate an appealing smell and captivating sweetness, "Mam ruoc" will be utilized in a sufficient proportion.
Hue is known for the delicate beauty of each meal. With sweet broth, white "bun" (noodle) a few slices of red chili, and lemongrass, the "bun bo" (beef noodle) bowl appears simple but elegant. Pork and beef pieces combine to make a delectable meal. Not only can you taste the flavor, but you can also smell it. Guests must also try the "bun bo Hue" with banana flowers and white basil. Life changes, and "bun bo Hue" is no exception. Despite various adjustments and differences, Hue's special cuisine is not to be forgotten.
Bun bo Hue is a Vietnamese dish similar to Pho, but with a stronger kick. The rice noodles (Bun) are thicker and rounder, and the broth is richer in flavor. If you're a foodie, you'll notice that lemongrass is a major component, but we were too preoccupied with the chiles and freshly squeezed lime to notice.
Leading Bun Bo restaurants in Hue:
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